Apocalypse Disaster: I Built a Salvation Foundation

It's pretty good, 3+1 stars. The writing is pretty good, but it requires patience. After reading Chapter 30, the main theme should be: An ordinary person couldn't live with his conscience, so he created an empty shell organization with nothing (but with uniforms) to try to save other worlds. The pace is slow, slightly leaning toward group portraits, and the writing style is relaxed. It focuses more on people's struggles in the apocalyptic world. As for salvation, I haven't seen it yet. Personally, I feel it is a bit like a travel article in another world, describing various experiences. Anyway, it is not intended as a salvation article at the moment. What I don't like personally is that they have nothing but uniforms. They are a shell organization with no resources and no manpower. They rely on deception to save themselves. They only have a high-end weapon to protect themselves. Maybe the author wants to write about the development and growth of the organization, but for a rescue article, saving an apocalyptic world without the support of resources and manpower is just a joke.

It's well written and has a sense of story, but it's a pity that it's just a seedling. The water is too slow. It takes only a year and a month to finish writing the first world.

This book is quite good, but it feels like there are too few countries involved and only one. It feels like this kind of salvation article should cover most countries, such as connecting with the United Nations, rather than a single country.

It's okay, but there are too many things that have nothing to do with the main mission. It's okay to skip and read.

Shouldn't the United Nations be notified of this kind of thing? , Only protect humans in one country, right?

It's really a book with a promising future, and it makes people's eyes light up. The pace of many books in the early stages is slow and the writing is inexplicable, which is more due to the disease of literary youth. However, you can see the obvious structure in the early stages of this book, and it becomes more and more exciting as you go to the back. It's a pity that a book with such a promising future has not survived its infancy.

It is very important to advance the plot of Tomato novels. If the plot is advanced too slowly, it will be difficult to retain the first wave of readers. There will be more book readers. There is a high probability that the book readers will give up completely because they have lost the passion for reading for the first time.

Looks good, meow, come on, wow, don't crash again 🤦

The author's slow-burning style is really good and flavorful. Unfortunately, the slow-burning style may not be suitable for reading on Tomato. It's really a pity 😢. However, I also hope that the author can write new books that are more suitable for the environment after gaining experience. And those who can understand all the tributes are also amazing 😏

I feel like I'm putting aside this knowledge 🤦 and when will this first copy end?